Testimony of Chana Pelts, regarding her experiences in Geruliai, the Telsiai Ghetto and in hiding in the Telsiai area Life in Telsiai. German occupation, 27 June 1941; restrictions on the Jews; deportation with the Jews to a lake in the area; abuse of Jewish men; deportation with the Jews to Geruliai; camp life; activities of Platakys, the camp commander; rape of Jewish women; looting; murder of four groups of Jewish men; murder of the rabbi from Telsiai; establishment of the Telsiai Ghetto; deportation with young women to the Telsiai Ghetto; ghetto life; receives information about the murder of women in the Geruliai camp, 30 August 1941; deportation to forced labor for farmers in the Telsiai area; forced labor with female friends for a farmer; escape to another farmer; the farmer offers a safe hiding place in exchange for money; thrown out by the farmer; receives information about the murder of women in the Telsiai Ghetto, 24 December 1941; escape to villages; in hiding in a church; escape to the brother of the priest; life including meeting with Jews from Telsiai, spring 1942; life with a Jew and with additional Jewish men who own weapons; receives protection by the Jews; includes a list of names of Lithuanian collaborators.